"~ ing down, “inforned
Reuters
Shanghai
.gorrespondent
that he
did not
intend
to
reontinne his licht.
The
abandonment,
-+ the message
says,
was
die
to
the
acci-
-
‘de.t which da
aged the engine
and
pro-
pellen,;as well
as ‘thetail of
the
plane.
-
Grenada,
May 21st. —A severe
and pro-
~
longed earthquake
felt here ot 437
a:
m.
"~
Trinidad,
May
2115t.-"Slight
but
pro-
longed earthquake
here
at
4 40 4.
m.
Bochum Germany,
May 20th.—(United
"Press)
Many
emergeacy
wcrkers
in the
Ruhr mines,
where
a
genaral
strike
is
i- effeet,
-have disappeared
anil
the
. guthorities fear
they have
been
murder-
ed
a3
part-of
a
campiign
of sabotage
-
whieh daily is growing
more
desperate.
The
police
tonday
arcested
a
number of
~ leaders of the
‘‘union,”” the
Ruhr
Com-
“munist
miners
organ.zation,
and
after-
-
wards searched
their headquarters.
Londoa,
May
20.h. —(United
Press)
“Nill Creat
Britain
make:
war just for
q scrap
of paper
”’?
The
historic
words
of
Behmann
Hollweg
spoken
August
4th
1914,
were
recalled
todsy
when
Sir
+
Bdward
Goschen,
who
was
Ambassador
"
to Berlin when the war was declared, died
at h:s home
here
today.
[t
was Sir
Ed-
~
ward who presented
te t
I nperial
Ger-
man Government
an ultiinatum
demand-
inz
that
the
neutrality
of
Belgium
be
respected
and
wi.o
subsiqaently
saw
Bethrann
Hollweg
and
received
the
famous ''scrap
of paper’’ query.
Dublin, May
20th—The Local
Govern-
ment
Minister of the Irish Free
State
is-
sued
an order to
ay dissolving the
Dub-
lin Corporation
as
from
this
evening.
The order states
that the Minister, ofi in-
vesiigation,
find the
duties
of the
mem-
bers
not
being
duly and
effectually
dis-
charged,
therefore
he
has
appointed
three commissioners
to perform
the coun-
cil’s duties,
Willich
Rhenish,
Prussia,
May
20th
(Associated
Press)—The
Becker
Steel
Works,
manufactures
of
high
grade
finished steel
and
one
of the
largest
in-
dustrial plants
in Germany,
has petition-
ed for a recervership.
‘lhis
1s
the
first
cwse
of
a. large
industrial
iosolvency
since the stabilization
of
the mark.
The
firm’s plant
is valued
at 36,000,000
gold
marks
its
stock
at 6,000,000
and
bills
reccivabie
at 3,000,000.
The total obliga-
tions are 9,000,000 gold marks.
-
Paris,
May 20th.- -Complete
reorgani-
zation of the Diplomatic
Corps,
with the
Ambassadors
in
Washington,
London
and Berlin, being
changed,
is announc-
ed as
one of the first actions
of the next
Cabinet,
according
to
the Radical
news-
paper
‘'Eve Nouvelle’”
which
is
in the
confidence of M. Herriot and
other
lead-
ers.
M.
Jusserand
is
discredited
in
-
Washington,
Comte
De
Staulaire
is
a
wice man,but
has not succeeded
in London
Farmers
is endowed
with certain
quali-
ties, but lacks breadth of vision
and
the
-
work he shouid accomplish
surpasses
his
avility, to'keep him ' his
»ast
is treason
to the Republic saidth
ewspaoer,
“'Ere
ST RO
i1
%)
Nouvelle’” states
that M. Pierre
De Roc-
cadi, director of th: foreign policy in the
Qlai
D’Orsay,
mist
also
go
with
M.
Poincare.
Shanghai,
May 21:t. —Mjer
Maclaren
aviator flying around
the
world,
arrived
at Anyab, Burma,
today from
Calecutta
saida despateh
from
the formor
point
received
here
tonight.
Tokio,
May
2l<t. —The
United
States
army aviators flying round
the world
are
beinz detaged
at Hittakappa By,
Island
of T orofu by hbad
weather.
Shanghai,
May
21st.—Ciptain
Doisy,
Freich aviator
wno
damizaet
his
plan:
yasterday
in landing hore,
has
ovarcom:
his disappointmnt
and tha
interruptio
to his projeeted flight from Paris
to ok
anc.
is considering
seriously
the offer of
a Chinese plane for continuir:g his flizht
The offer was made vesterday
by
Gener-
al Fenling,
Military Governor of
Shang-
hai,
If Captain
Doisy
aceents,
he
will
proceed
towards
Tokio
within
a
week
A survey
of the
situation
reveals
that
there
are
available
only
what
Doisy
terms
reconnaissavrce
airpianes
but he be-
lieved that
one
of them,
a
Bregute,
is
capable of carrying
on
his journey,
rear-
ranged
into
shorter
stages.
The
route
he
would
follow
is
as
follows.
From
Shanghai
to
Hanking,
Binanfu,
Peking
Kukden,
Seoul, Fusan
and
Nagasaki
to
Tokio.
Acting
preparation
of
landing
places
at such
of
those
points
as
are
not
already provided
with
them
have
been
begun
on the assumption
the Frenchman
will fiy on.
Captain
Doisy,
in
a
sta'e-
ment today,
strongly recommended
thar
airplanes
used
for suen
flichts
as
his
be
fitted
for
either
pontoons
or
lunding
gears,
NEW YORK, May 21st.
Flour, (hard winter clears
$5.00.
**
hard winter straights
$5.25
Meal, Kilvdried per
100 pounds
$2.20
New Season’s
Pork per barrel
$37.00
Heavy
Mess Pork
per brl. $26 50
Sugar—Crystals
maximum
per
100 lbs.
3578
Mclasses
Sugar
89
maximum
4.75
Cotton,
Middling, Upland,
at
Liverpool
per lb.
17 42-100 d.
Exchange.
New
York
and
London,
6(
days’
sight $4.34
Exchange
New York and
London,
sight
$4.354
LoNDON, May
21st.
Sugar,
Demerara
Crystals,
nominal
per
eyt
395.
od. —42s.
od.
**
Muscavado
nominal per
ewt, 345.
od.—3Bs.
Od.
*“
White Java’s cif United Kingdom
255. 3d.
Demerara
Rum per gal.
nominal,
Trinidad
Cocoa,
good
middling
red per
cwt. sds.
od. —s6s.
od.
Cotton, good medium
West
Indian
Sea
Island at Liverpool,
per
lb. 26d. nominal.
:
Bank of England
Rate of Discount
per
S.
Consols 57§.
Three
per coat. R2ates
in Puriz F<.53.30
HARK! HEAR THE STARS
TWINZKLL
Seience
says
light and
saund
are
cne
and
the
stme.
Gen,
Ferie;
Miaj. Mesuy
and
M.
Jouaust
of
a
French
wirelews
laboratory
claim
to
have
succceded
in
transforming
light
rays
into
aud:ibi-
sounds.
It
is
knowxu
that
under i
action
of
light photo-eleciric
celis
with
a foundation
of
selenium
give ofl 2u
ex
tremely feeble elec ric cuivent
Using
a
four-electrode
launip,
the
Frenchmen
aie
said
to have
obiained
vanations
of ¢
rent
from
the
s'ar
Copella,
mary
mil
lions
of
miles
dis:ant
from
the
eartt
Later,
by
usiag
powerfui
amplifiers,
they
s:id
they
ac ually
'‘neard’’
the
licht
ravs
through
a
teleplivne
head-
piece.
The Pathfinder
Moy 3rd.
ANTI GERMAN
PARADES
HEILD IN
RUSRIA.
Crowds
March
on
Embassy
in Moscow.
but Order
Maintained
by Troops.
Moscow,
May
13 --Anti-German
.
menstrations
were
heid
throughout
Ru-
gia Sunday.
Workmen,
students
and
governmen!
emplovees
paraded
the streets
of Moscow
carrying
fiaming
banners
the
legends:
““Don’t Play
With
TFire,
Mr.
Strese
mann’’,
'‘The
‘liue
of
Brest-Litovsk
Has
Aleady
Passcd—Down
With
the
German
Soecial Democracy,”’ and
“‘Hands
Off the Soviet
Mission.
Long
Live
the
Revolution.”’
Groups
of
demonstrants
marched
io-
ward
the Cerman
embassy
singing
revo-
lutionary
songs
and
shouting
protesis
against
the
recent
German
raid
on
(e
Soviet Trade
Mission
in Berlin.
The crowds
were prevented
from close
ly approaching
the
embassy
by
a
mount-
ed detachment
of troops and
oirder
was
maintained.
While
these
events
were
proceediing
a number of the
leading
Soviet
officials
gathered
1n
front
of
the Foreign
Office
for
the
unveiling
of
the
monument
o
Vaslav Vorovsky,
Soviet
envoy
assassi-
nated
in Switzerland.
The demonstraiions
were
taken
as evi
dence
that Russia
was growing stronger.
Karl
Radek,
speaking
for
the
govern
ment,
made it clear
that
russia
did
noi
intend
to
serve
an
ultimatum
on
Ger-
many
in consequence
of the
Berlin raid.
as Germany
was
not
considered
a
ser:-
ous
adversary,
and
it was
believed
th«
Berlin government
would
soon
be hrougii
to realize by its
own
people
the import
ance of friendiy relations
with iis
near-
est
powerful
uneighbor.— Boston
Amer:-
can, May 13th.
FRESH
AMERICAN EGGS
AT
“Merwin's lce Gream Parla”’.